Added BBF hook to adjust numeric result to correct scale #565
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Description
For Babelfish, the expected behaviour should be for every arithmetic computation which results in numeric datatype, the result should be adjusted(truncated/rounded) to the correct scale. To get this behaviour added hooks at following places to adjust the result value.
Also,
T_OpExpr, T_DistinctExpr, T_CoerceViaIO
the result_typmod was directly hardcoded as-1
in PostgreSQL, Added hookpltsql_exprTypmod_hook
to compute the typmod of the expression and passed those instead of-1
to avoid losing typmod information.pltsql_exprTypmod_hook
to compute expression typmod for expressions whose typmod is not computed byexprTypmod
.ExecInitResultTypeTL
added hookExecUpdateResultTypeTL_hook
to set correct typmod of all attributes of result tuple.Extension PR: babelfish-for-postgresql/babelfish_extensions#3648
Cherry-picked from: #529
Issues Resolved
BABEL-5467
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